John Adams’ views on emerging technologies, software engineering, and various hacks
I posted this in response to a post on GigaOM, but it was such a long comment, I felt that it was worthy as a post on it’s own. The workloads of social networking sites fall mostly into the ‘read lots, write once’ class (most of the web exists within this paradigm.) Regardless of the [...]
A bit of last-minute news, but I’ll be on a panel at SXSW Interactive: “Using GPS & Location to Enhance Social Networking”. First there were social networks, and then there were location-based social networks, and now GPS and navigation-enhanced mobile social networks. This panel will explore how these emerging platforms integrate with existing social networks [...]
Oh man, can you believe this? So many followers, so quickly. Thanks for the love!
Courtesy of juhani, here’s a listing of parties during next week’s Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. Original posting from http://www.xihalife.com/b/juhani/1540 I’m attending the Mashable/Chi.mp party, but that’s it so far. List is duplicated below…
.. or, the de-evolution and re-evolution of communication. Online communications has had a strange and varied history. I remember chatting to multiple users at the same time on diversi-dial services back in the 80′s. These were essentially apple II computers, filled with modem cards so that up to *eight* people could talk to each other [...]
